A K-rock track that turns the 'what doesn't kill you' cliché into something much darker.
A K-rock track that turns the 'what doesn't kill you' cliché into something much darker.
The lyric leans hard into physical sensation, a hole in the soul, weight on the shoulders, holding your breath underwater.
It makes the internal struggle feel like something you could actually drown in, which is more honest than most metaphors about sadness.
A K-rock track that turns the 'what doesn't kill you' cliché into something much darker.
What doesn't kill you makes you wish you were dead
The lyric leans hard into physical sensation, a hole in the soul, weight on the shoulders, holding your breath underwater. It makes the internal struggle feel like something you could actually drown in, which is more honest than most metaphors about sadness.
The repeated 'Save me from myself, don't let me drown' isn't just a chorus hook. It's a direct, desperate request for intervention, the kind you only make when you've stopped believing you can pull yourself out. That 'don't let me' feels less like a command and more like a last hope tossed to whoever might be listening.
It takes a familiar piece of pop-psychology and flips it completely, admitting that sometimes surviving the thing just leaves you wishing you hadn't.
The way 'It comes in waves' leads into 'I close my eyes / Hold my breath and let it bury me' has a resigned, sinking rhythm to it.
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What doesn't kill you makes you wish you were dead
Got a hole in my soul growing deeper and deeper, and I can't take
One more moment of this silence, the loneliness is haunting me
And the weight of the world's getting harder to hold up
It comes in waves, I close my eyes
Hold my breath and let it bury me
I'm not okay and it's not alright
Won't you drag the lake and bring me home again?
Who will fix me now? Dive in when I'm down?
Save me from myself, don't let me drown
Who will make me fight? Drag me out alive?
Save me from myself, don't let me drown
What doesn't destroy you, leaves you broken instead
Got a hole in my soul growing deeper and deeper, and I can't take
One more moment of this silence, the loneliness is haunting me
And the weight of the world's getting harder to hold up
It comes in waves, I close my eyes
Hold my breath and let it bury me
I'm not okay and it's not alright
Won't you drag the lake and bring me home again?
Who will fix me now? Dive in when I'm down?
Save me from myself, don't let me drown
Who will make me fight? Drag me out alive?
Save me from myself, don't let me drown
When I get drown, will somebody comes to down
museobgo chagawo dulyeobgo gayeowo nugudeunji nal kkeonaejugil pray
Here's so dark, there's no mark, I'm locked and I'm stuck
museobgo chagawo dulyeobgo gayeowo nugudeunji nal kkeonaejugil pray
It could be pain cheoum bwasseul ttaeneun jagawossdeon mami
Every day and every nigh cheoncheonhi nogadeuleo I like it
I'm gonna say if you want it eolyeowossdeon salanghandan mali
I've never felt like this, don't you know you saved me from the dark
Who will fix me now?
Who will fix me now?
Who will fix me now? Dive in when I'm down?
Save me from myself, don't let me drown
A K-rock track that turns the 'what doesn't kill you' cliché into something much darker. The lyric leans hard into physical sensation, a hole in the soul, weight on the shoulders, holding your breath underwater. It makes the internal struggle feel like something you could actually drown in, which is more honest than most metaphors about sadness.
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